Apple’s second-gen AirPods Pro will charge via standardized USB-C instead of a Lightning cord and come with adaptive noise cancelling.
, Apple shared the latest on its new version of the AirPods Pro, which have
very little in the way of substantial hardware updates. The most significant change is the case will use a USB-C port for charging instead of previous editions’ Lightning connection.The changing port is one thing, but the most interesting changes we should see with the AirPods Pro with iOSple said the first new feature people can expect is a new Adaptive Audio mode that adjusts noise cancelling depending on the ambient sound.
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